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NFL Signs Multiyear Deal to Host Regular-Season Games at Madrid's Bernabeu Stadium
- On Feb 2, 2026 the NFL announced a multi-year deal with the Madrid City Council and the Community of Madrid to stage regular-season games at Santiago Bernabéu beginning in 2026, including a match in 2027.
- As part of a wider expansion plan, NFL owners voted in December 2024 to increase overseas games, with Spain’s 11 million fans fueling growth alongside new matches in Melbourne, Rio de Janeiro, Munich, London, and Madrid.
- Following a high-demand debut match, the NFL's first Spain game at Bernabéu on Nov. 16, 2026, drew 78,610 fans as the Dolphins beat the Commanders 16-13 in overtime.
- Real Madrid officials said hosting the NFL again at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium will strengthen Madrid's and Spain's international image, describing the partnership as a long-term alliance with the City of Madrid and the NFL.
- Venue competition persists as clubs with marketing rights, including the Miami Dolphins, Kansas City Chiefs, and Chicago Bears, remain as early candidates amid unresolved details.
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The New Orleans Saints will travel to Paris later this year.
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NFL Confirms Major International Expansion for 2026 — Set for Madrid, Munich & More
The National Football League is doubling down on its global ambitions with a growing slate of international games. The league is returning to Madrid for a regular-season game in 202. The matchup will be played at Real Madrid’s iconic Santiago Bernabéu Stadium as part of a multiyear commitment, signaling that Spain is now a long-term […] The post NFL Confirms Major International Expansion for 2026 — Set for Madrid, Munich & More appeared first on…
The NFL will go to France for the first time for a regular season match, with an expedition from the Saints of New Orleans to Paris this year.
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